Joseph Smith—Matthew 1:4 · Matthew 24:3
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The disciples' private question. JS—M glosses the final term inside the question — 'the end of the world, or the destruction of the wicked, which is the end of the world' (1:4) — where Matthew 24:3 leaves 'the end of the world' unglossed. The same 'destruction of the wicked' gloss recurs at JS—M 1:31; 1:55 carries the fused form 'the end of the wicked'. Addition reported as textual fact; origin out of scope. asserted_by wiki.